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Analysis | Feb 07, 2020
American policies designed to challenge Russian dominance in Eurasia have either proceeded as a result of autopilot within the bureaucracy or because Congress has imposed them via veto-proof majorities.
Analysis | Feb 04, 2020
Hale and Kamenchuk state that "congressional Republicans, in pressing forward with a story that conveniently shifts critical attention from Kremlin interference in elections to the activities of Putin’s enemies in Ukraine, are not veering very far from their base."
Analysis | Feb 03, 2020
The seeds that led to the Great Unraveling of conventional and nuclear arms control were planted during the first Clinton administration—it just wasn’t apparent at the time.
Analysis | Jan 22, 2020
Should military tension in the region grow, overall military deployments would largely play in Moscow’s favor in the European Arctic and in Washington’s in the Pacific Arctic.
Analysis | Jan 17, 2020
Despite Western expectations of reports of doom and gloom from Russia, the country is in fact adopting expansionary economic and social policies that appear to be financially sustainable.
Analysis | Jan 17, 2020
Putin has set out the road map for the transition he wants Russia to make in 2024. It is a picture of continuity, in which Putin can still keep a pivotal role, even if not necessarily the most prominent one in public.
Analysis | Jan 16, 2020
Is it wise to extend the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) between the United States and Russia? While lawmakers raise legitimate concerns, extending the Treaty would ensure that the U.S. maintains a modern and effective strategic deterrent and the cohesion of its alliances.
Analysis | Dec 22, 2019
As our debacles in Vietnam and Iraq demonstrate, expert consensus is not always a recipe for success. Perhaps it should come as no surprise that American policy toward Ukraine has also been steeped in illusions.
Analysis | Dec 09, 2019
Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, France’s Russia policy has been frequently summed up as "dialogue and firmness." But in the summer of 2019, France’s Russia policy began leaning more strongly toward dialogue.
Analysis | Dec 06, 2019
Both President Trump and President Macron are right to point out that NATO is ailing, but their diagnoses are wrong.
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